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KORA: A public benchmark for AI Child Safety across frontier models
(korabench.ai)
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cissou
8mo ago
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cissou
10mo ago
What printer do you use for that and are you happy about it?
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cissou
3y ago
At first you just "pretend" to the taxman. You only start pretending publicly when all the people who could confound you are dead.
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cissou
4y ago
That's wild. I wonder if it's good news for neobanks like Mercury and Brex who will see an influx of new customers, or on the contrary, startups will seek old, boring, safe banks instead of niche boutiques with lots of exposure to
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cissou
4y ago
Co-founder and CEO. Bullet 4 was actually CTO. Interesting divergence of opinion within the same (successful) company
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cissou
5y ago
100%. European markets are known to pay out more dividends whereas the US market is known to prioritize stock price growth. Return-wise that makes no theoretical difference.
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cissou
5y ago
It’s a 160% INCREASE, not a 60% one (you misread as +60%). But even +60% year over year would be no joke. Your comment assumes it’ll stay constant but if the trend holds the required investment in security could become sizable. Not that I e
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cissou
5y ago
That’s an interesting point re/ yearly but on march 2020 yearly inflation dropped to 0% so I assume at the start of the pandemic many prices were down, not up
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cissou
5y ago
Is it not rather that the inflation of the past 6-12 months has taken everyone by surprise, including employers, and the wages haven’t had time to adapt yet? What we don’t see in the article’s graph is that inflation used to be somewhat con
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cissou
5y ago
I hear your argument but would you apply the same to alcohol and cigarettes? Let parents make sure their kids get none of it until they’re of age? I think it cannot work that way and it’s OK for society as a whole to help with the parenting
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cissou
6y ago
It's at least directional. In the other direction, a household is typically more than one income, whereas $175k is a per employee figure.
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cissou
6y ago
Wait, what activity / health tracking does the Fenix have over the AW? EKG is a big plus of the AW in that regard. Battery life isnt great, but do you exercise for more than 24h at a time? Genuinely asking, trying to decide for myself
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cissou
7y ago
What I'm left wondering is: what is the payoff for these scams? These aren't easy to scale, as you need to be manually writing plausible looking, personalized emails, waiting for someone to take the bait, "nurture" them
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Front (YC S14) raises $59M round led by other tech CEOs
(techcrunch.com)
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7y ago
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cissou
7y ago
Am I misunderstanding something? Once in recycle mode you're supposed to send them back so that Sonos can actually recycle (or even reuse, nothing stops them from refurbishing) the old device. Recycle mode seems to simply be a convenie
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cissou
7y ago
Both the OP's article and yours have Zucman and Saez as a primary source for the data, so I doubt they'd contradict each other. It's 2 different arguments, one about the legal tax rate and one about the effective tax rate. In
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cissou
7y ago
The citation is provided, with a link to the study: > Nine out of 10 Americans say they would give up a significant portion of their paycheck–up to 23% of their lifetime earnings–if they could swap their day job for more meaningful work,
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cissou
7y ago
The worst thing about this is that realizing it isn't necessarily the first step to improving your condition. On the contrary, it can lead to cultivating your own anxiety, because it gives you opportunities you wouldn't get with a
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cissou
8y ago
OK understood, thanks a lot. In short, is it fair to say that the OP overlooked the difference between Wholesalers and Sellers, made it look like Amazon was mainly doing business with Wholesalers, whereas the nuance is actually important an
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cissou
8y ago
> No, they are just not issuing purchase orders. No purchase order, no wholesale relationship. They explicitly communicated to Vendors who are not receiving anymore POs to tell them to consider selling their products on Amazon as Sellers
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cissou
8y ago
Any patch available beyond making your box unavailable to the internet?
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cissou
8y ago
but in this case it doesn't make sense. I could understand returning the packages HE was supposed to deliver, but picking up another package already sitting on a porch sounds stupid: don't they have a way to check that this packag
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cissou
8y ago
wouldn't the article suggest exactly the opposite of what you're saying? as in, since they control all branches, the crisis has started to improve?
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cissou
8y ago
Awesome! This is by the maker of Pixel Dungeon[1], the best rogue-like on Android. Anyone who's played it can testify that (s)he knows all there is to know about procedurally generated maps. [1] http://pixeldungeon.watabou.r
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cissou
8y ago
I think a big difference here is that bucketeers knew they weren't actually buying the securities, and just waging against one another. The scheme in the article is like a combination of a bucket shop and a concealed ponzi scheme
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cissou
8y ago
"hardware"
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cissou
9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ac1getNs2P8
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cissou
9y ago
It looks like it's over…? Someone has a replay of the relevant part(s)?
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Decentralized trust graph for online value exchange without a blockchain
(settle.network)
70 points
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cissou
9y ago
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cissou
9y ago
I don't understand how "“We laughed when we got the lawsuit. We knew we made it.”" and "his company settled the 2015 claims with Acushnet by agreeing to get out of the golf-ball business altogether; it received no paymen
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